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Popular and historic community pub with a reputation for food and real ales
An historic inn dating from 1718 on the southern outskirts of the city, close to the beautiful Midford valley and popular with walkers. Featuring three ales, including guests often from a local 'Brewery of the Month' range of ales. Highly recommended, gastro standard, homemade food is available all sessions. The main bar on the left still has many original features and a large open fire. Musician Eddie Cochrane died in 1960 in the nearby St. Martin's Hospital and the snug area features pictures and memorabilia from his musical career.
The restaurant is on the right and split across three levels.
Parking is a bit restricted.
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This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Cross Keys, Bath
Source: Local
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